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Operadora de lotérica e marido viram réus por furto de bilhete premiado
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Operadora de lotérica e marido viram réus por furto de bilhete premiado

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  • Clarice Simon, ex-operadora de lotérica, e seu marido, Cladecir Picoli, tornaram-se réus por furto qualificado de um bilhete premiado de R$ 116 milhões.
  • O caso envolve um bilhete danificado que continha as dezenas sorteadas.

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Clarice Simon, ex-operadora de lotérica, e seu marido, Cladecir Picoli, tornaram-se réus por furto qualificado de um bilhete premiado de R$ 116 milhões. O caso envolve um bilhete danificado que continha as dezenas sorteadas.

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